07-05-2009, 02:19 PM
im looking for the ore cart that you got with the minner set that the poney pulls it i need only the cart
im looking for 2 of them
thanks you Kera
im looking for 2 of them
thanks you Kera
07-05-2009, 02:19 PM
07-05-2009, 05:07 PM
I might be able to get ahold of one.
07-06-2009, 05:15 AM
that would be cool thanks slick
07-06-2009, 09:17 PM
Got one secured for ya!
07-26-2009, 03:09 PM
Still need one Kera? I do have one if it is the on efrom BFSP your talking about.
07-27-2009, 11:01 PM
Ditto, I also picked up an xtra one if you need it Kera.
07-28-2009, 08:40 AM
hehehe
you could have a dwarven chariot squadron now lol
you could have a dwarven chariot squadron now lol
07-28-2009, 12:58 PM
yeah have queen foehunter in her chariot squad blasting pistols and chopping at gobbos with a heavy axe!
i have one but im kind of keeping it for another cannon set so i can get my cannon and organ gun from the same box
i have one but im kind of keeping it for another cannon set so i can get my cannon and organ gun from the same box
kevinpeter
02-01-2011, 01:43 AM
The countryside due east of Waterdeep consists of open grazing land, long denuded of trees and bushes by Waterdhavian military decree - and kept that way by foragers in search of any firewood they can sell to citizens in the often chilly and fog-shrouded port city.
An endless succession of caravans and driven livestock keeps the terrain of the "Bare Hills" close-cropped and muddy. The topography of this stripped land is obvious to the casual eye: a series of small, rolling hills whose sides occasionally break into rocky outcrops and faces, known as tors.
For years small children in search of baubles and adults in search of mineral wealth have chipped away at exposed rock here and there on these tors, creating several small, shallow caves. These often serve foxes or wild dogs as dens and occasionally shelter more dangerous beasts - until word spreads and soldiers sally forth from the city to "cleanse the holes" again. Some six summers back, persistent probing of the hills began. The prospectors were a handful of dwarves driven from the Sunset Mountains by Zhentarim attacks.
These dwarves couldn't accept that the stones of so many hills could hold nothing of value. They spent three years digging holes, into which enterprising Waterdhavians promptly began dumping more embarrassing sorts of refuse (such as corpses and stolen items too easily identified to be salable). Eventually the dwarves worked their way to a point about 7 miles east of Waterdeep. There they found a long, low ridge whose roots held an extensive and very pure vein of iron ore, and what's come to be called the Black Dwarf Mine began its legitimate operations.
An endless succession of caravans and driven livestock keeps the terrain of the "Bare Hills" close-cropped and muddy. The topography of this stripped land is obvious to the casual eye: a series of small, rolling hills whose sides occasionally break into rocky outcrops and faces, known as tors.
For years small children in search of baubles and adults in search of mineral wealth have chipped away at exposed rock here and there on these tors, creating several small, shallow caves. These often serve foxes or wild dogs as dens and occasionally shelter more dangerous beasts - until word spreads and soldiers sally forth from the city to "cleanse the holes" again. Some six summers back, persistent probing of the hills began. The prospectors were a handful of dwarves driven from the Sunset Mountains by Zhentarim attacks.
These dwarves couldn't accept that the stones of so many hills could hold nothing of value. They spent three years digging holes, into which enterprising Waterdhavians promptly began dumping more embarrassing sorts of refuse (such as corpses and stolen items too easily identified to be salable). Eventually the dwarves worked their way to a point about 7 miles east of Waterdeep. There they found a long, low ridge whose roots held an extensive and very pure vein of iron ore, and what's come to be called the Black Dwarf Mine began its legitimate operations.